Category: #health
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Bob Neff of Delta Faucet Elected President of PMI Board 2026
Plumbing Manufacturers International members elected Bob Neff as president of the 2026 PMI Board of Directors during PMI’s 71st Annual Meeting of the Membership yesterday. An enterprise product compliance and regulatory manager for Masco Corporation and Delta Faucet Company, Neff succeeds Belinda Wise, a Neoperl US board of directors member. Wise will remain on the board…
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How Telehealth Helps Busy Construction Professionals?
Construction professionals are among the hardest-working people in the workforce. Long hours, physically demanding tasks, and tight deadlines often leave little time for personal health and well-being. For many tradies, site managers, and engineers, taking a day off to visit a doctor feels almost impossible. This is where telehealth steps in as a practical, time-saving,…
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Helping Construction Workers Manage FODMAP Intolerances
Working construction is physically demanding enough without adding constant digestive distress to the mix. When you’re dealing with FODMAP intolerances, everyday job tasks become exponentially harder. That morning crew meeting with coffee and donuts? You’re mentally calculating whether the milk and wheat will send you scrambling to find a bathroom on site. Packing your lunch…
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Building Wellness into the Modern Home
Integrating wellness into the modern home is about more than aesthetics; it’s about creating environments that nurture both body and mind. From mindful layouts to restorative features, every design choice can support a healthier, more balanced lifestyle. Designing Spaces That Promote Calm A home that promotes wellness begins with thoughtful design. Natural light, open spaces,…
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Zeolite: Benefits, Uses, and Safety Explained
Zeolite, a volcanic mineral powder, has gained attention for its unique ability to bind toxins and support detoxification. Known for its porous, crystalline structure, this natural compound has been used in environmental cleanup efforts — even to capture radioactive materials after the Fukushima disaster. In recent years, zeolite has found a place in practices, where…
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Why Worker Wellness Matters on the Jobsite
Construction sites have always been demanding environments. Deadlines are tight, expectations are high, and the work itself is physically and mentally challenging. For decades, the emphasis on jobsite performance has centered on productivity, safety compliance, and cost management. While those factors remain critical, there is another dimension that deserves equal attention: worker wellness. Worker wellness…
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From Homes to High-Rises: Why Professional Cleaning Matters
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Whether it’s a cozy home in the suburbs or a bustling commercial high-rise downtown, cleanliness is more than just visual appeal, it’s essential for health, productivity, and long-term property value. While the needs of residential and commercial spaces may differ, the importance of professional cleaning remains constant. From families seeking a safe, hygienic living space…
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Poor Air Quality May Drive Half of Young U.S. Workers to Quit
A growing generational divide is reshaping expectations for workplace health and wellbeing. According to the 2025 International Day of Clean Air Survey from Fellowes, a leading provider of commercial air quality management (AQM) systems, 45% of U.S. Millennial and Gen Z workers say they would consider leaving their employer over poor indoor air quality (IAQ),…
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How LED Lighting Boosts Productivity and Mood Indoors
The Crucial Role of Office Lighting Office lighting is more than just making things visible. It really shapes how people feel and work. Think about it: bad lighting can make you feel tired and grumpy, right? Good lighting, though, can make a big difference in how productive everyone is. It’s a big deal for the…
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What’s in Your Furniture? The Importance of Upholstery Cleaning
When it comes to keeping a clean home, most people focus on the obvious tasks—sweeping the floors, wiping down counters, and taking out the trash. But beneath the surface of even the tidiest living spaces lies a hidden source of dust, allergens, and bacteria: your carpets and upholstered furniture. These soft surfaces are some of…